Apr 30, 2021 | All Poetry, Issue 3, Issue 3 Poetry
By Julie Gunsaulis There was an old lady who lived in a house, and many a time, I sat on her couch. I drank her black coffee when I was three. It reminds me of her now, so I prefer tea. She made blueberry pancakes on her little white stove And...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Fiction, Issue 3, Issue 3 Fiction
By Casey Wong Last night, I felt as though I had been born again, standing in the sidewalk’s ankle-deep river and smiling in the face of that great, starless downpour. Shirtless, soaking, and sober. Sydney and I laughed giddily at nothing as we made our way...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Art, Issue 3, Issue 3 Art
By Colleen Lloyd Colleen Lloyd is a sophomore studio art major with a concentration in painting. They have always loved painting and knew they wanted it to be a major part of their life. Their favorite part of painting is focusing on important parts of their...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Poetry, Issue 3, Issue 3 Poetry
By Jennie Orlando Long weeks slither through the road As I drive over a steep hill To a house in Bella Vista With green bushes suffering November’s persistent winds. Evening stars glare from the sky As I step out of the Subaru And Logan, my...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Art, Issue 3, Issue 3 Art
By Jordan Smith Jordan Smith is a third-year English Literature & History double major. She includes digital art in her life’s “just for fun” category, along with embroidery and poetry. She does not welcome capitalism’s intrusion...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Fiction, Issue 3, Issue 3 Fiction
by Allison Flory Adelaide Cooper wasn’t a fixture. She’d never been rooted to the Texas soil the way we all had, calloused hands and leather tans and a fear of not leaving before you got left. But she liked to say she was in those first few days after her...
